Anna Amarande (
hauntedsavior) wrote in
deernet2023-02-07 05:35 pm
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004 // text; username: werbinich
[this, like most of the posts that anna makes, comes in the middle of a sleepless night. she's gone as anonymous as she possibly can, at least. maybe that will stop people from calling her out. maybe one day she'll learn how to talk about her emotions without sounding like a theater kid turned supervillain.]
How are we all feeling in the wake of January?
Are we feeling whole? Normal? Like ourselves?
Suppose you aren't. Suppose you walked, or flapped, or slithered away from the shedding ceremony feeling extremely different.
Could any of you pinpoint that change, do you think?
Would any of you even still be aware that you used to be someone different?
And on the other side of the coin, for people who returned to "normal".
Do you remember what happened? Do you remember who you were?
Or is it all turning into some kind of soup within your own brain?
Do you have any way to stay that gnawing feeling of dread inside you when you think of the way you're losing touch with your own identity?
And if you have no idea what I'm talking about... call it a thought experiment.
How are we all feeling in the wake of January?
Are we feeling whole? Normal? Like ourselves?
Suppose you aren't. Suppose you walked, or flapped, or slithered away from the shedding ceremony feeling extremely different.
Could any of you pinpoint that change, do you think?
Would any of you even still be aware that you used to be someone different?
And on the other side of the coin, for people who returned to "normal".
Do you remember what happened? Do you remember who you were?
Or is it all turning into some kind of soup within your own brain?
Do you have any way to stay that gnawing feeling of dread inside you when you think of the way you're losing touch with your own identity?
And if you have no idea what I'm talking about... call it a thought experiment.

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I don't know that I understand what is happening with her, nor whether I'm being a particularly good friend to her.
But I can at least do my best to understand and support her.
It would make things complicated were she to suddenly turn back months from now, though.
I almost hope for her sake that this is permanent.
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But
That makes two of us. I told her she's always welcome in my house before this happened and that's still true. As long as she wants, I'll be there for her.
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I might not have any idea what's happening... and whether it turns out to be for good or for ill is still to be seen.
But I can adapt to change (despite what this post may make it look like!), and I'm not abandoning her either.
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Whether this is permanent or not - doesn't matter. She's important to me, and I'm with her, too.
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I just hope that I'm not scaring her off.
I feel like my partner may be better equipped for that specifically than I am, but...
I'm not sure.
In some ways I suppose I'm old-fashioned, and that is making a lot of the more specific things difficult.
Accepting a third into my life in this way is something I'm not good at. And I worry that her transformation is only making the whole process harder for both of us.
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I'm sorry, I don't have better advice to give. But if I can help any of you - just ask.
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It's funny.
I've seen things that would make most people run screaming in the other direction and faced those down with no problem.
But I turn into this unsure mess of emotions when faced with the world-shattering question of "what if you were dating two people at once?".
It's a matter of perspective, I suppose.
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I've been through a lot - in my world, Deerington, and here. And the scariest thing I ever did was try and be a better partner than I was.
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But I'll fuckin' drink to that.
Nothing is scarier than having to face yourself.
But damn it, we get through it, don't we. And we come out better on the other end.
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And, from what I know of her, Vesper absolutely is.
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Man. She's probably just as confused and lost as I am right now.
I really do regret coming out so hot against her.
She deserved a better welcome.
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Stupid question - have you told her that?
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Would you be too shocked if I said not yet?
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I think you've got it in you. When you feel ready.
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Since I think I've already given you enough clues to know who I am: You did once tell me that I would do just fine here.
I didn't exactly expect to call this particular shot so well when I mentioned having our own personal histories rewritten.
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For what it's worth, I still think that's true. You'll still do just fine.